Apparently I'm getting some random traffic.  With my burn out fading a bit I think I'm willing to take some user input on which way the site should move.

Here are some ideas to get you started.

1. What do you really want to know about spraying?
2. What's most relevant to you?
3. Which sections of the knowledge base would you like to see getting filled out first?

I can feel the excitement starting to build once again.  I've been in the middle of some projects for Iwata-Medea.  It's been awhile since I've been inspired to write new things.  For awhile it was just all the old stuff that got cut and pasted into an email or forum post.  But now I see some of the tell-tale signs that I'm gearing up for some writing and creative thinking ahead.

 There are good things in the works.  Very good things.

I'm going through a little burn out helping people.  There are broken links everywhere and places that need much, much work done in order to bring them up to where I envision this website going.

 For now, there really isn't any traffic to this website so I don't think I'm really hurting anyone.  Before I go though, I will setup the contact form and a valid email address to reach me at.  Just in case you've stumbled upon this site and I've managed to revive some of the passion for the industry.

Misconceptions abound in aibrushing, here's an example of those misconceptions.  Airbrush @ Fine Art Surrey

Heckling to commence after the break. 

Rumor has it that Highdef Magazine will run a series of articles by Bradley Look on airbrush makeup for the HD filming industry.

The magazine apparently focuses on the technology surrounding HD filming.